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Chrysargyre — L empereur Constantin, créateur du chrysargyre (buste des Musées capitolins, Rome) Le chrysargyre ou chrysargyron[Note 1], terme dérivé des mots grec arguros … Wikipédia en Français
Chrysargyron — In the Eastern Roman Empire, chrysargyron, also called chrysargyrum or collatio lustralis , was an unpopular tax levied every four years, on people of all stations, rich and poor, slaves and freemen; even on animals and pets. It was collected… … Wikipedia
Konstantin — (lat. Constantinus, »der Beständige«), Name, dessen hervorragendste Träger sind: [Römische Kaiser.] 1) K. J. (C. Flavius Valerius Constantinus), der Große, geb. 27. Febr. 274 zu Naissus in Obermösien, gest. 22. Mai 337, Sohn des Constantius… … Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon
Collatio lustralis — Part of a series on Government Public finance … Wikipedia
FORICARII — memorati Paulo l. 17. §. fiscus Dig. de Usur. Κοπρῶνες B. Chrysost. in 1. ad Cor. dicebantur illi, qui, ut Iuv. l. 1. Sat. 3. v. 38. Conducunt foricas, et cur non omnia? Nempe simile exercebant vectigal illi, quod Vespasianus instituit, exigendo… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
